Sentence examples similar to especially endorse from inspiring English sources

OF course, the notion of tolerating — and especially endorsing — any tax increase is anathema to many of President Obama's opponents.

And yet, such claims could prove potent ammunition for the pro-Europeans nevertheless, especially if endorsed by more people at the top of big companies.

Books on television just didn't seem like a good idea to me, especially books endorsed by celebrities and TV "personalities".

His sourcing highlights the bounty of misinformation accessible on the web and its power in a deeply divided America — especially when endorsed by someone of Mr. Trump's influence and visibility.

All opposing candidates, especially those endorsed by Atlas, should publicly disavow this example of gutter politics and seek to run positive campaigns that extol their own virtues.

Personalized invitations (18) with an explanatory brochure have been shown to be helpful (21), especially if endorsed by the general practitioner (22).

Two cross-sectional population-based surveys in a district of Karnataka in 2003 and 2009 report that in the second survey a higher proportion of respondents, especially women, endorsed the view that access to condoms and sex education increases promiscuity [ 18].

This is not a view Amalric seems to endorse, especially.

This is an idea I fully endorse, especially since the standing House Committees have failed to act.

Germany was especially wary of endorsing new rules that could eventually mean the use of shared European funds before national elections in September.

Germany was especially wary of endorsing new rules that could eventually mean the use of shared European money to directly inject new capital into other countries' failing banks.